Kaitlin B. Lewis

Former President Donald Trump was recently asked whether he felt that he played a role in the reversal of Roe v. Wade, after appointing three conservative justices to the Supreme Court who voted to overturn it.

Without federal protection for the right to an abortion after the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization last week, state courts are becoming the focus of legal battles to determine how a state constitution defines liberty and right to privacy in relation to abortion access.

As President Joe Biden prepares for his meeting with Mohammed bin Salman, the powerful Saudi crown prince known worldwide simply as "MBS," the plans of his visit are overshadowed by a mounting energy crisis that is likely to dominate their discussions next month in the coastal city of Jeddah.

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced on May 18 the availability of 35,000 additional H-2B visas, or temporary nonagricultural worker visas, for businesses "that are suffering or will suffer impending irreparable harm" without the ability to hire non-citizen workers. On May 25, just one week later, USCIS announced it had reached its cap for visas designated for returning H-2B workers, which make up a majority of the total number of additional visas.

The offer of free room and board may be enticing to students trying to make it through college without student loans, but resident assistants at the University of Dayton find themselves paying in other ways.

Photo caption: Easter eggs painted with sunflowers in the colors of the Ukrainian flag are on display in Roesch Library. Photo by Keegan Gupta, director of digital media & photography. For many students, the Russia-Ukraine war was the first international conflict they watched unfold in front of their eyes. Even prior to the invasion of Ukraine on February 24, anxiety was growing as news outlets warned of advancing Russian troops. Now, as we head into week six of the conflict, students over 5,0

Mother charged with abandoning child in Colerain Township arrested in Kentucky Saturday The Indiana mother accused of abandoning her child in Colerain Township Thursday was arrested in Georgetown, Kentucky, Saturday evening, according to Scott County Detention Center arrest records. According to Georgetown Police, officers responded to reports of an unwanted person knocking on car windows at a gas station Saturday evening. More: Police: Indiana mom accused of abandoning child in Colerain Town

Like last semester, the UD campus community is required to mask indoors, social distance when possible and get tested for COVID-19 if symptoms occur. Photo courtesy of Keegan Gupta, Flyer News.